At present, we can only guess, but the theme of BCS is different from BRBA's "How do people change". BCS focuses more on:
"Is your choice worth it for the principles you believe in?"
Please imagine it as A group of Greek gods hidden in the American Midwest, with their own understanding of what the world is, collided and merged with each other.
The BRBA will eventually change to the point where it can't be added, and it will have to be terminated actively, so that the end is sincere and pleasant. But the fate of BCS is like Greek mythology. It will have the opportunity to write it down forever in the future. Because the gods meet, the perspective of this story and the protagonist can change arbitrarily.
What I am most concerned about at the moment is not whether Saul will or how to become a trickster god lawyer. This is of course the theme of this quarter. It's not
just how Tuco grew from a furious beast to an overlord with wisdom like "sometimes you got to steal to stay rich".
And whether you need to kill Nacho Varga in the process
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